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Core distinctions that matter in mixed human–AI Work

Keep distinctWhy it matters
A System and a description, model, dashboard, or document about itChanging or approving a description does not by itself change the System.
A Method, a MethodDescription, a WorkPlan, and actual WorkA procedure or plan does not prove that capable Work occurred or produced its intended result.
Architecture, an architecture description, and an architecture decisionA diagram is not the structure; a selected structure is not automatically realized.
Capability, assignment, permission, responsibility, and authorityA person, team, tool, or AI agent may have one relation without the others. A title or technical ability establishes none of them by itself.
A claim, its evidence, assurance about reliance, and the decision that uses itFluent text, a passed test, or a source citation does not support every nearby conclusion.
Result dependency, planned Work order, actual Work order, and teaching orderEach answers a different question. None should be inferred from document order.
A local decision and a continuing Method or cultureOne successful case does not prove transfer, institutional retention, or universal applicability.
A narrative rendering and its source structureReadability and engagement do not guarantee source fidelity, causal validity, or recoverability.